This trailer has apparently been out for a little while but I never saw it until before I saw Race. Whether any of you wanted it or not or whether or not it is actually necessary, here’s another Jesus movie anyway. The main difference here is that it is much more adorable featuring Jesus in his baby to teen years. There doesn’t appear to be anything new here story-wise so those familiar with the Bible...
Thanks to Alicia Johnson of Reel Red Reviews for nominating me for my site’s first ever award, the Liebster Award. You should check out her site as it has a lot of good stuff to offer movie fans. The Liebster Award is an online award for bloggers to gain more support, recognition and just to get to know the person behind the blogger. It also helps others to discover new blogs and to build a sense...
Yes, this is technically post 420 on my site so far and it was just a perfect opportunity to talk about a weed film because it just ties in perfectly. For this occasion, I chose Harold and Kumar go to White Castle. I will try to review this film in 420 words or less (this intro does not count BTW).
Legendary black athlete Jesse Owens (Stephan James) must overcome racism at home and abroad, culminating in his triumphant track-and-field performance at the 1936 Berlin Olympics under the tutelage of gruff Ohio State coach Larry Snyder (Jason Sudeikis). Meanwhile, olympic committee members Jeremiah Mahoney (William Hurt) and Avery Brundage (Jeremy Irons) must deal with Nazi propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels (Barnaby Metschurat) and his desire to make the Games a celebration of Aryan supremacy.
Do you like the Purge movie series? Do you like parodies? If you answered yes (as I would) to both questions, then Meet the Blacks might very well be the movie for you. I’m trying not to sound racist here but I’ve always found that the best parody films as of late have seemingly been centered on black people. Beit your Scary Movies (mostly the first few), your A Haunted Houses, and your Fifty Shades of Blacks,...
